Voters in 3 States Approve Paid Sick Leave, 2 States to Increase Minimum Wage

Ballot measures in Alaska, Missouri, and Nebraska require employers to offer paid sick leave. Private employers will now be required to provide earned paid sick leave for eligible employees in three states after voters passed ballot measures in Alaska, Missouri, and Nebraska. In Alaska, Ballot Measure 1, dubbed the Minimum Wage Increase and Paid Sick

‘It’s Hard to Lose’: Walz Returns Home to Minnesota After Election Loss

Walz resumes his role as the governor, pledges to defend his state from the incoming Trump administration’s policies. Tim Walz, former Democratic vice presidential nominee, returned to his job as Minnesota governor on Friday, after an election loss to President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance. After three months under the national spotlight in

Trump Victory Sends US Stocks to Best Weekly Rally in a Year

Trump’s election victory sparked a stock rally, with major indexes posting their best weekly gains in a year amid policy speculation. A post-election stock rally following President-elect Donald Trump’s decisive victory propelled two of Wall Street’s major indexes to their best weekly performance in a year. Analysts remain divided on whether the momentum will continue

Rep. Scott Perry Fends Off Democratic Rival to Win Reelection

The Republican congressman pledges to help President-elect Donald Trump advance his second term agenda. Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) narrowly defeated his Democratic opponent as Republicans picked up seats in two Pennsylvania districts where Democrats hold a slight registration advantage. Perry, who previously chaired the conservative House Freedom Caucus, beat Janelle Stelson, a Republican-turned-Democrat and longtime